I asked about a Coleman oven. Turns out it's Cuisinart. Experience anyone?

Little Steven

Canugghead

I've seen that at crappy tire too, no idea what it's like.  But I'm thinking the uuni 2s is more fun at half the dough?
http://www.barbecueworld.com/uuni2-pizza-oven.html

Little Steven

Seems to be really heavy and well made. I would love to buy a real pizza oven but that's a ton of money for a single purpose. This one has been at the Orangeville store for five years. I may make an offer.

Zippylip

Little Steven said:

Seems to be really heavy and well made. I would love to buy a real pizza oven but that's a ton of money for a single purpose. This one has been at the Orangeville store for five years. I may make an offer.

do yourself a favor & pick up a blackstone, thing is ridiculously well engineered for that single purpose for very little dough

Little Steven

Norma loves to make bread. I know it can be done in a pizza oven but this would be less complex. I'm wondering if it would produce great pies with the fire below but one could get over that with spacers and a second stone?

http://www.cuisinartbbqs.com/en/outdoor_oven.php

Canugghead

Go for it, I recall checking it and it was well built.  The uuni is too flat for regular baking.

Jeremiah

I've been researching this for a while now: http://www.brickwoodovens.com/?gclid=CIP92LW-n9ACFVU7gQodXXQHzg I'm pretty sure once we're in our "forever" house I'm gonna build one. 

Jeremiah

They're pretty affordable if you're willing to put in the labor. 

Zippylip

Little Steven said:

Norma loves to make bread. I know it can be done in a pizza oven but this would be less complex. I'm wondering if it would produce great pies with the fire below but one could get over that with spacers and a second stone?

http://www.cuisinartbbqs.com/en/outdoor_oven.php

I just looked at the website, seems to me for $1500 you're in exactly the same place you already are with your eggs, a static one direction heat source with perhaps even less radiant heat, makes no sense to me.  If you were looking for a first cooker & pizza/bread/baking were big ticket items on your to do list then maybe, but it just seems you're going lateral here & for a big price tag.  Granted, the blackstone probably won't work for a lot of bread given its low profile cooking zone, but it'd probably work for smaller/shorter types of bread  on a low setting.

Little Steven

Zippylip said:

Little Steven said:

Norma loves to make bread. I know it can be done in a pizza oven but this would be less complex. I'm wondering if it would produce great pies with the fire below but one could get over that with spacers and a second stone?

http://www.cuisinartbbqs.com/en/outdoor_oven.php

I just looked at the website, seems to me for $1500 you're in exactly the same place you already are with your eggs, a static one direction heat source with perhaps even less radiant heat, makes no sense to me.  If you were looking for a first cooker & pizza/bread/baking were big ticket items on your to do list then maybe, but it just seems you're going lateral here & for a big price tag.  Granted, the blackstone probably won't work for a lot of bread given its low profile cooking zone, but it'd probably work for smaller/shorter types of bread  on a low setting.

It's $999 Canadian. 'bout a buck sixty in us money

Little Steven

Jeremiah said:

I've been researching this for a while now: http://www.brickwoodovens.com/?gclid=CIP92LW-n9ACFVU7gQodXXQHzg I'm pretty sure once we're in our "forever" house I'm gonna build one. 

That's my problem right now. We are empty nesters and will sell the house in a year or two. I don't want to put anything permanent in. Plus it would go on a raised concrete deck and I really don't want the weight of a real pizza oven on there.

gmac

Little Steven said:

Seems to be really heavy and well made. I would love to buy a real pizza oven but that's a ton of money for a single purpose. This one has been at the Orangeville store for five years. I may make an offer.

Man, I was in Orangeville last week...

Little Steven

Hey,

If your out this way again, stop in and say hi. I'm about three Km east of town.I'll send you my address.

Steve

gmac

I will for sure. Had to go up to Innisfil to get a buddies car (long story) but I would love to meet up. I will bring beer. 

Firemanyz

Did you get this?

caliking

If it's a question of a year or two until you sell your house, I might wait and use that cash for what you really want. Instead of dropping a fair  bit of change on a stop-gap measure?